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Amukamara toh bad!!

carbonado:
.....lol....watched it live, yes they had some fans, however, kindly go an watch the highlights of the 2019 afrobasket edition, finals btw Nigeria and Senegal...they hosted it, more than 15k fans in that arena,so it was expected.

And we are winning

End of 1st quarter:
Nigeria 22-11 Senegal

I just finished watching the highlights of the Senegal v Mozambique game.

Man, D’Tigress will effectively be the away team cos the Senegalese fans made lots of noise! I’m fact, it will be as though the game were taking place in Senegal.

Also, due to the height of the Senegalese players, we will need the likes of Promise and E. Kalu to really make those mesmerizing drives to the paint. A quick-passing game is what is needed!

D’Tigress are now 19-0 against African opposition, and 17-0 in Afrobasket play!!

Queenslander:
Does anyone here know the time for the game tomorrow??

8pm Nigerian time

Famocious:
final score: Nig 72-56 Ivorien. We are through to the semifinals

Thanks for the updates!

Biden’s latest approval rating, from Gallup, is at 43%. Disapproval rating at 53%…

Nigeria v Cote D’Ivoire tips off, tomorrow, at 11am
Nigerian time.

Victoria Macaulay tensioning the internet!

Last time D’Tigress were up against Cote D’Ivoire, D’Tigress won 98-43 in the 2017 quarterfinals

AkinDS:
That seems to be common place across the line with our Falcons - Oshoala, Ordega in particular, Oparanozie, Okobi and a host of others are guilty of that. Their default move is to first dribble, when a simple pass would be the most logical option.
Randy had a lot of work to do in coaching that out of them. South Africa seems to be well ahead of us in that regard.

You are on point sir.

That’s why the likes of Iniesta and Xavi will always be reverted by true football analysts because they are the very definition of football efficiency. They only attempt to dribble when it’s absolutely necessary; and their passes almost always come in the right weight and angle for the attacker

There was a moment in the game when Uchenna Kanu had the chance to pass to Oshoala (I think) and put her through on goal, but Kanu chose instead to try to dribble a SA defender.
Then the defender successfully robbed her of the ball

I was so incensed as to how a supposed senior player lacked basic soccer intelligence

marvin906:
Some of these old ladies need to go

Especially Rita Chikwelu

0-3

Kanu should have passed there!!

D’Tigress are now 18-0 against African opposition in competitive matches, and 16-0 in Afrobasket play!!

I thought the Senegalese were good 3-point shooters, but the Egyptian ladies are on a different stratosphere!!

The Egyptians annihilated Guinea with excellent 3-point FGs

Emaprince:
Chinwe should come in for alonso

But Chinwe still dey for Enugu…

steady986:
Nigeria defeats Mozambique 67 to 50.
Eziinne Kalu 19 pts
Adaora Elonu 13 pts
Victoria Macaulay 9 rebs

The team started slowly, but destroyed Mozambique in the second half! They channeled the spirit of the US teams at the Olympics

Pidginwhisper:
Dstv dey show am?

Don’t know
I was watching on live basketball dot com

FT:
Nigeria 67:50

End of 3rd quarter:
Nigeria 53:42 Mozambique

Half time.
Nigeria 29:33 Mozambique

D’Tigress missed a lot of fairly easy 2-point shots

Today is game day!!

D’Tigress will be looking to go 17-0 against African opposition when they take on Mozambique, tonight, at 8pm Nigerian time

BOOOMNAIJA:
Wen is our next match oo

On Tuesday vs South Africa

This week United Airlines filed flights between Lagos, Nigeria and Washington Dulles from November 29, 2021. Initially, these flights were announced in September 2020, with a scheduled launch date in the Spring of 2021. However, United Airlines received Nigerian government approval for the route to the Nigerian city recently.

On the leg from Washington Dulles to Lagos, United Airlines Flight 612 departs at 6:30 P.M. and arrives at 10:40 A.M, for a total flight time of 10 hours and 10 minutes. The aircraft sits in Lagos for 13 hours, before flying the return leg from Lagos to Washington Dulles. The Chicago-based carrier departs at 11:50 P.M. and arrives at 6 A.M, for a total flight time of 12 hours and 10 minutes.

On the departure leg to Lagos, United Airlines operates on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving on the next day. Meanwhile, on the return leg, United Airlines operates on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, arriving the next day. 

These flights will utilize United Airlines’ Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, which features a new retrofit seating 243 passengers. Specifically, the aircraft includes 28 seats in a 1-2-1 configuration in its Polaris business class; 21 seats in a 2-3-2 configuration in its Premium Plus cabin; 36 seats in a 3-3-3 configuration in its economy plus cabin and 158 seats in a 3-3-3 configuration in its economy class cabin.

https://airlinegeeks.com/2021/09/17/united-airlines-announces-the-start-of-lagos-nigeria-services/

We got Onome to handle Kgatlana. No shaking

justicechichex:
Elizabeth was dropped, didn't see that coming

Me neither.